A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

Chapter 142 The Unreliable Star-Lord is Actually a Descendant of the Celestials!

To be honest, Igor actually has quite a background.

Even if he's essentially a defective product, yes, Ego is actually a member of the Celestials!

[While it can't compare to the other celestial beings, it's still incredibly powerful within the context of the entire universe.]

[Especially his plan to seed the universe, that's something that could truly devour the entire universe.]

If Star-Lord hadn't destroyed it, this entire universe would probably have ceased to exist sooner or later, right?

It's just a pity that there are no "what ifs" in life.

[Ego should never have targeted Star-Lord; he ended up being blown to bits—how tragic!]

[The fact that a generation of gods were killed by a bomb is a disgrace to the gods!]

"Star-Lord's father is actually a member of the Celestials!"

Tony Stark's face immediately showed a look of surprise.

It must be said that this was truly beyond the Playboy's expectations.

Especially since the diary had just finished recounting how unreliable Star-Lord was, even dancing during a planetary invasion, causing his prestige to plummet in front of the playboy.

Who would have thought that Star-Lord's background was actually so impressive!

He's actually the son of the Celestials!

Doesn't this mean that Star-Lord himself is also a Celestial?

The diary doesn't actually describe the Celestials much.

It was only mentioned that Odin created the Destroyer to deal with the Celestials.

However, this alone is enough to demonstrate the level of the Celestials.

Even a god of Odin's stature would take such a serious stance, which speaks volumes.

However, there was one thing that Playboy really didn't expect: after all that awesome Celestial Group had been doing, it turned out to be just a ball?

So Odin was so wary of it, and went to great lengths to create the Destroyer, just to deal with a ball?

From the perspective of a ball, isn't this a bit too extreme?

Even Ego, this "defective product," is an overpowered character in the entire universe.

It's hard to imagine what kind of beings those true Celestials, who are far more powerful than Ego, really are.

"A plan to sow seeds in the universe?"

Immediately, Tony Stark's attention was drawn to this plan, and he couldn't help but gasp.

Could this plan really devour the entire universe?

This is absolutely terrifying!

This is about devouring the universe!

When the diary previously revealed that Dormammu was going to devour the Earth, Playboy was deeply shocked and felt that his worldview was about to shatter.

It's astonishing that it could swallow up an entire planet!

But now Tony Stark realizes that Dormammu is nothing but trash compared to Ego.

They're not just devouring one or even a few planets, but an entire universe!

How many stars are there in the entire universe?

Putting everything else aside, there are 40 billion Milky Way galaxies alone!

The Milky Way is but a tiny, insignificant part of the entire universe.

What kind of being could possibly devour the entire universe?

Even someone with Tony Stark's brain couldn't imagine it.

That's why Tony Stark was caught off guard by the sudden turn of events and was speechless for a long time.

This terrifying being was actually killed by Star-Lord with a bomb?

So Star-Lord actually killed his own father?

He was actually a patricide!

Why Star-Lord killed his father, and what the reasons were, are not revealed in the diary at all, so the playboy naturally could not possibly know.

Even this issue was unimportant to Tony Stark; the playboy didn't pay much attention to it.

His real concern was that Igor had actually been killed by a bomb.

Are you kidding me!

A terrifying being capable of devouring the entire universe, a Celestial Being, actually died because of something like a bomb?

This is just too absurd no matter how you look at it!

So just how terrifying was the bomb Star-Lord used?

Furthermore, using a bomb to kill a member of the Celestials is a rather simplistic and crude approach if we only consider the quantity of the bomb.

After all, even if the bombs were really powerful enough, the Celestials wouldn't just stand there and let you blow them up, would they?

However...

Killing a Celestial with a bomb, while a bit far-fetched, sounds much more plausible than saving the galaxy with a dance.

The latter is truly off the mark.

So is this Star-Lord's style, or is it the Guardians of the Galaxy's style?

They always use outrageous methods to achieve things that seem like miracles.

If that's the case, then the Guardians of the Galaxy is indeed a very interesting team.

Playboy is still very interested in seeing it.

Tony Stark was already starting to look forward to the scenario of the Avengers and the Guardians of the Galaxy teaming up, as mentioned in the diary.

"The Celestial Group?"

Thor, standing before another diary, was lost in thought.

For most Asgardians, this name was unfamiliar, but Thor was different.

As a prince of Asgard, he naturally had higher authority.

I once saw a few words about it in a very ancient book.

Legend has it that in the distant past, his father, Odin, once waged an earth-shattering war against the gods.

The details of that war, its course, and its outcome are not recorded in historical texts.

Thor once asked Odin about it, but Odin remained tight-lipped and wouldn't reveal anything to Thor.

Thor knew that things were not that simple.

Through the diary, Thor finally learned that his father had spent such a great price to create the Destroyer in order to fight the Celestials!

That's his own father, Odin, the Allfather!

Thor had never seen his father so wary of anyone.

"The Celestials!"

Thor repeated the name aloud, making sure it was etched into his mind.

Since even his own father had created the Destroyer, that means...

One day in the future, the Celestials may still appear in the Nine Realms, and in Asgard!

As the prince of Asgard, Thor felt it was his duty to shoulder this responsibility.

Of course, before that, Thor still needs to pick up his hammer first.

Fortunately, after communicating with Black Widow, Thor has gained some insights.

Thor believed that it wouldn't be long before he could take back his hammer and become Thor again!

So, Ego's biggest regret in life is probably coming to Earth and meeting Star-Lord's mother, right?

[It has to be said that Star-Lord's mother has quite the charm; she even managed to make someone like Ego fall in love.]

Igor himself admitted that he had fallen in love.

Unfortunately, for the sake of his grand plan to sow his seed across the universe, Ego still killed Star-Lord's mother.

[Ultimately dying at the hands of his own son can only be described as karmic retribution.]

However, I recall that Ego wasn't the first Celestial to appear on Earth.

It seems that a group of celestial beings descended upon Earth millions of years ago; the Eternals and Mutants were created by them from primitive humans.

[It's said that the Celestials really enjoy experimenting on advanced life forms in the universe.]

[Perhaps no one knows that the Kree and Skrulls were actually created by them, right?]

"Igor actually came to Earth?"

"Star-Lord is actually the product of a Celestial and a human?"

Tony Stark instinctively exclaimed in surprise.

It has to be said that this was something he never expected.

One is a super tycoon who looks down on the entire universe, and the other is just an ordinary person on Earth.

Isn't the difference between these two a bit too great?

To use an imperfect analogy, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say it's the difference between an ant and a giant.

The diary is right. Even someone like Ego can attract her. It seems that Star-Lord's mother is really charming.

While marveling at this, Tony Stark gained a deeper understanding of Ego, this "defective product of the Celestials".

Now that Ego has come to Earth and fallen in love with Star-Lord's mother, a natural conclusion can be drawn:

Igor must have come to Earth as a human!

After all, Star-Lord's mother couldn't possibly fall in love with a non-human, right?

Not everyone has such extreme tastes as Scarlet Witch.

Case solved!

The age-old mystery of how a sphere mates with an organism to produce offspring has finally been solved here.

Not only that.

Tony Stark suddenly understood the "cosmic seeding plan" mentioned in the diary.

What is meant by "space seeding"?

Isn't it just about scattering your own seeds throughout the entire universe?

Without a doubt, this is the truth behind how Igor and countless other creatures gave birth to offspring!

The other party must have visited many other planets and seen many other aliens, just as they did when they came to Earth.

Of course, they went there as aliens, and then had offspring.

Based on the context, the space seeding plan should look like this.

But how could this plan possibly devour the entire universe?

So what if there are more kids?

Is Ego planning to lead a group of Celestials to conquer the entire universe?

Damn, how many would you have to have to give birth to?

As for the rumors that Ego developed real feelings for Star-Lord's mother and fell in love, the playboy just chuckled.

How can someone who has killed others still have genuine feelings?

This is a real interstellar joke. Without a doubt, Ego is an absolute scumbag!

"The Kree and the Skrulls are actually products of the Celestials' experiments?"

Nick Fury was equally surprised by this.

Having experienced the war between the Kree and the Skrulls, he naturally understood the power of these two interstellar races better than anyone else.

To put it bluntly, both the Kree and the Skrulls are among the top races in interstellar space.

Even the Skrulls, who were beaten to a pulp by the Kree and lost their homes, were no exception!

Lu Dan never imagined that these two powerful interstellar races were actually experimental products of the Celestials!

This Celestial race is truly an incredibly powerful and terrifying race!

As for the Eternals and the Mutants, Nick Fury was seeing these two names for the first time and naturally didn't know anything about them.

Even so, just by looking at their names, you can tell that these two races are definitely not so simple.

The "Eternal" race—if they weren't a race powerful enough, how could they dare to call themselves eternal?

And the "mutant" race?

Since it has mutated, it must possess very powerful abilities, right?

Nick Fury made this perfectly logical guess.

"Were the Eternals actually created by the Celestials?"

Thor, standing before another diary, was taken aback by what he saw.

Unlike Nick Fury, Thor knew about the Eternals.

Not only do they know about it, but they also have a good relationship with the Eternal Clan.

That was when Thor was young, during a fierce war between Asgard and the Frost Giants.

Odin then allied himself with several warriors of the Eternals to fight against the Frost Giants.

After the war, Odin gave Gilgamesh the recipe for Asgardian brew, and Thor even frequently pestered King Ginger.

Although more than a thousand years have passed, contact with those Eternals has become very rare.

But how could Tor possibly forget what happened back then?

But he never imagined that the Eternals, who had once helped Asgard win battles, were actually the product of the Celestials' experiments!

I remember that Odin and the Celestials even went to war because of their experiments on Earthlings.

At that time, Odin gathered some allies and engaged in a fierce battle with the Celestials.

The result was unsurprising: a crushing defeat for everyone, and Odin was left with psychological trauma.

[Later, Odin once planned to collect the Infinity Stones, and even forged the Infinity Gauntlet. I strongly suspect this was because he was defeated by the Celestials.]

However, it's unclear why Odin later abandoned his plan to collect the Infinity Stones, and simply kept the Infinity Gauntlet as a collectible.

Instead, it created the Destroyer.

"So this is the truth?"

Thor finally learned what kind of "story" existed between his father and the Celestials.

No wonder my father was so unwilling to mention that battle!

In fact, given Odin's proud nature, the fact that he kept the battle a secret from Thor and the others made Thor vaguely suspect something.

Now that the diary has been revealed, it is even more certain.

It seems those guys from the Celestial Group are really hard to deal with!

It was precisely because of this that Thor felt an increasing sense of urgency.

He had to pick up the hammer as soon as possible and get back to Asgard!

"Did Father actually plan to collect the Infinity Stones?"

This spoiler also came as Thor's surprise.

Through the diary, he already knew that the purple sweet potato spirit who wiped out half of all life in the universe had the goal of collecting the Infinity Stones.

I never imagined that my own father had done such a thing.

(End of this chapter)